Split 7" EP, by Iron Chic / Low Culture

Split 7" EP

by Iron Chic / Low Culture

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beaugiejuice This band gets better and better. Fucking outstanding!!! Favorite track: L'esprit de L'escalier.

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1.	Iron Chic - L'esprit de L'escalier 03:52	buy track
2.	Low Culture - Not A Machine 01:53	buy track
3.	Iron Chic - Subhumanoid Meltdown 03:15	buy track
4.	Low Culture - Oh Jazelle 02:17	buy track

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Having toured together on the East Coast/Canada as well as the Southwestern desert, Iron Chic and Low Culture decided that the next logical step would be to release a split 7" - and not just a split 7", but a split label/split 7" between Mike from Iron Chic's Dead Broke Rekerds and Chris from Low Culture's Dirt Cult Records. Iron Chic - Fucking fantastic existential, anthemic, and melodic punk rock. I don't really feel the need to say much more. You know who these guys are. This is their first release since their well received, Bridge Nine released "The Constant One" LP last year. Ex-members of Latterman, Small Arms Dealer & more. One of these songs is a B-side from "The Constant One" too. Low Culture - After releasing their debut LP "Screens" in 2013 on Dirtnap Records, the band has seen members fan out all over the place (including Santa Fe, El Paso, and Portland). But there's no plans of slowing down (too much). Features members of Shang-A-Lang and Marked Men, and sounds pretty much like a cross between the 2 bands, with the former's distinct songwriting style mashed together with the latter's tighter, cleaner performances. These recordings are the results of the band's first trip into a "pro" recording studio, sounding cleaner but no less effective than past material.

7" Vinyl EP available from:
www.deadbrokerecords.com
www.dirtcultrecords.com

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released January 13, 2015

Dead Broke Rekerds/Dirt Cult Records 2015.

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Dead Broke Rekerds West Islip, New York

DEAD BROKE REKERDS is an independent, D.I.Y. record label/distro based out of Long Island, NY. Since 2002. This label was started to record & distribute our own bands, our friends bands, and anything else we feel people should hear. We aim to expose great music to as many people as we can, without the cost, hence the ingenius name. Up the punks. ... more

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